Sentence examples for desperately neglected from inspiring English sources

UNICEF and the European Union collaborate to tackle desperately neglected problem of nutrition security in Asia The Maternal and Child Nutrition Security project will benefit the entire region but place special emphasis on Bangladesh, Indonesia, Lao PDR, Nepal and the Philippines; five countries in great needs and with potential for success.

UNICEF and the Commission of the European Union collaborate to tackle desperately neglected problem of nutrition security in Asia Bangkok/Dhaka, 6 January 2011 – Millions of children throughout Southeast and South Asia are not getting the nutrition they need for proper physical and mental development during childhood or to maximize their productivity as adults, according to UNICEF.

UNICEF and the European Union collaborate to tackle desperately neglected problem of nutrition security in Asia Bangkok/Jakarta, 6 January 2011 – Millions of children throughout Southeast and South Asia are not getting the nutrition they need for proper physical and mental development during childhood or to maximize their productivity as adults, according to UNICEF    Email this article.

Welles has a young daughter who he loves desperately but neglects in favor of this job (which also obviously destroyed his marriage), while Hatcher is a family man with a sick child and growing economic worries.

All across this nation, so much is being shamefully neglected that desperately needs accomplishing.

It overspent on fanciful air and sea weapons irrelevant to the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, while neglecting desperately needed basics like defensive armor and drones.

Multiple resources and potential secondary disasters are often neglected in the existing methods, which desperately need to be improved.

Per DSM-5, people who don't need help will often get it (to their detriment), while those desperately in need of help will continue to be shamefully neglected.

They've recently produced a series of cross-cultural resources, which are desperately needed in the region, as up until now those available neglected the Indigenous communities.

John Arnold Assistant dean, student recruitment, Birkbeck, University of London What is desperately needed is debate about the future of further education, a largely neglected sector, but one critical for the supply of skills for the economy and social provision.

Worse, Ms. Huang said, the government squanders its meager health care resources confining harmless petitioners like Mr. Xu while neglecting people desperately in need of help.